Dog and cat breeders in Hobro
Discover all certified professional breeders in Hobro and the Jutland-du-Nord region (Denmark). Up-to-date directory, verified breeders.
12 breeders in Hobro

Coton Karma s
Coton Karma s in Hobro breeds Coton de Tuléar with a focus on health, family-suitable puppies, guidance and coat care.

Danebrohus

Farmer Hill's
Farmer Hill's in Hobro breeds Golden Retrievers with 27 years of experience and a focus on health, temperament, training and showing.


Felis Exquisite
Felis Exquisite in Hobro breeds Birman and Bengal cats with a focus on healthy, well-adjusted kittens, good temperament and the breeds’ standards.

Fyrkat
Fyrkat is a small Welsh Springer Spaniel breeding program in Hobro, focusing on health, hunting training, and dogs that also live as family dogs.

Hjortholm
Hjortholm in Hobro breeds Weimaraners with a focus on health, temperament, hunting abilities and family life.

Hotdoes
Kennel Hotdoes in Hobro breeds Schapendoes with a focus on temperament, health, early imprinting and breed-typical characteristics.

Kræmer's
Kræmer's i Hobro expects a litter of four Shetland Sheepdog puppies around 17 September 2025, with CEA-free parents.

Lundshøjgaard

Magic korgi
Magic korgi is a Welsh Corgi Pembroke kennel located in Hobro, holder of the DKK breeder training certification.

Lapinkaunis
Lapinkaunis is a home-based breeder of Finnish Lapphunds in Hobro, focusing on early socialization and puppies raised in a family environment.

Little Dipper's
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Hobro and the Jutland-du-Nord region (Denmark) have a growing number of professional breeders. Our directory helps you discover the nearest catteries and dog breeders, all declared in the national registry.
Adopting locally has several advantages: you can easily visit the breeder, meet the parents, and benefit from nearby follow-up after adoption. It is also a sign of quality, as it limits stressful travel for animals.
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